Rehab For Kids 2025 will be held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, 5-7 March. The Rehab for Kids conference is a national conference organised by the Queensland Paediatric Rehabilitation Service (QPRS), Queensland Children’s Hospital, and partnered with the Australasian Cerebral Palsy Clinical Trials Network (AusCP-CTN), to provide the latest information and research relevant […]
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Registration is open for the Sydney Clinical Ethics Colloquium 2024, to be held Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December 2024. CESA is pleased to support the Sydney Clinical Ethics Colloquium, an event for clinicians, health service managers, clinical ethics committee members and chairs, policymakers, lawyers, academics and others with an interest in the work
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The Royal Children’s Hospital and the University of Melbourne are running a research project – Guidelines for the use of Restraint in young people with Anorexia through Collaborative Engagement (grace). They want to hear from clinical staff non-clinical staff (including security and patient service assistants) parents/carers of young people with lived experience and young adults
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